Again for those in the back... just stick with a 'four in hand' or schoolboy knot.
Derek Guy/dieworkwear did a history of the name and signalling of 4IH and Windsor knots etc that is great https://x.com/dieworkwear/status/1830190184887210073
"Bond mistrusted anyone who tied his tie with a Windsor knot. It showed too much vanity." FRWL
I really dig a niche icon tie. This woven “‘57” represents a Trinity College (CT) tradition began in 1857 - the wooden lemon squeezer associated with the lemonade that a popular College staff member made each year on Class Day [first day of classes - ed] The phrase 'make lemonade from lemons' didnt come into popular use until 1910s and may not be related to this tradition.
"alynn" neckties were the brainchild of Alan and Lynn Cadan, who founded the brand in 1979 in their CT home w a tilt to more creative/wacky designs. Dig it. Still going in this vein - https://www.alynn.com
